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I have slowly started to implement jQuery into my company's applications. Previously we have heavily relied on prototype's $ function and Dean Edwards (et al) addEvent. An issue I stumbled upon is when our clients use Norton Internet Security with the popupblocker feature enabled. NIS injects some nasty _javascript_ (
http://www.aestheticbliss.com/nis.txt) before the first encounter of the script tag and after the </html> that causes Dean's addEvent code to cause a stack overflow (in IE only of course). I haven't been able to find a solution to this, so I am contemplating to rewrite everything using jQuery. In this regards I am looking for some tips on how to structure the code when the codebase gets fairly large. Do you put everything within $(document).ready or split it up. Anything would be helpful here. Even more so if someone knows how to fix Dean Edwards' addEvent not to produce stack overflows in an IE/Norton Internet Security environment! Thanks
- [jQuery] Structuring jQuery code in large projects Rune Sandberg
- Re: [jQuery] Structuring jQuery code in large project... Brian Litzinger
- Re: [jQuery] Structuring jQuery code in large pro... Jonathan Sharp
- Re: [jQuery] Structuring jQuery code in large project... Christof Donat
- Re: [jQuery] Structuring jQuery code in large project... Jörn Zaefferer
